A report from parliament’s Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee finds that information from the annual Civil Service People Survey could be utilised to create action plans and tackle problems […]...
The ongoing public inquiry this week heard evidence from the former principal private secretary to prime minister Boris Johnson, who claimed he did not remember the ‘rationale’ for auto-deleting messages […]...
Transformation roadmap published last year set a target for two thirds of the 75 services defined as being among government’s most used or critical to meet a defined ‘great’ standard […]...
Three directors of the fallen outsourcing and construction firm have been barred, but minister reveals that attempts to disqualify five other boardroom figures cost the Insolvency Service millions of pounds […]...
Auditors acknowledge digital transformation plans, but warns that these will take time to bear fruit and, in the meantime, Holyrood needs to better understand public sector workforce skills and costs […]...
Departmental minister claims that assessors from Atos and Capita have access to case details, but some information – including tribunal decisions – is recorded in static digital images rather than […]...
The UK’s financial regulator has appointed a total of 62 suppliers to a four-year procurement vehicle, through which the watchdog will access a range of application development and support services […]...
Report published by the National Audit Office claims that billions of pounds of savings reported to have generated by centralised functions based within the Cabinet Office may have been overstated […]...
Almost three quarters of former tech company’s employees have formally joined tax agency – with the rest joining Fujitsu and BT – in a move department claims will boost its […]...